New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-09
CALL 1T WITHERSs DAY.
apooxpALE HORSES ON THEIR MErrLE.
AocxxY LUKEs FIRST AMERICAN ViCToKf-HA'
cFILENr RACING AT JEROME PARK.


xelendar a. wtherss day The veteran turfman sat IN
the timers stand jerome Park yesterday and saw the
Niss Nellie ally run second to MagnetiEer In the nrst
race, he saw Premier Salisbury fly away with dozen
as spnters at his heels In the second race he saw inc
Minority colt steal place from Bess In the third race
4. saw stonebuok after one Of the most exciting nm
shes seen this season or any other beat the speedy
rurus nv neck In the fourth race-he saw all these
wonders in one day and as unmoveo az anarchy
the second race Many glasses were evelied AZ thae
familiar face, but not muscle quvered. Hiookeo DIS
unhappy as ever
enjoying quiet little smile all by himself Immediately
aterward the broke through the clouds and shohe
for the rest Of the day. Tarbouche one afternooh'
Nagnetzer the next And Luke, Imported Lukef ~ was
his first victory on this side Of the Atlantic ana dre"
forth generous applause. Luke is clever horsemah'
Vaw ,ockevs have better seat skilful hands
With good mounts he will win races that VIII put MS
seryIces In demand outside the stable.
Does any one living now doubt that Mclaughlin lost
Saturday ace on Eurus through carelessness and over
eonAdcnce Eurus and stonebuck are almost exactly
e1ua In speed and either of them properly ridden and
A and WELL can run away from that wretched plug,
Phil Lee, at any time
THE TRIBUNE thought Amalgam might win his race
with Richmond out-but the tip " was given on the
reasonable supposton that after his recent experiences
with Eurus Mr.. Cassatt would put Jockey on the
Bullion colt Even with the boy Davis up many excel
lent iudges backed Amalgam to win. But he had no
chance Wait till Mclaughlin or Hayward wakes him
Nd Every horse in Mr. Cassats stable requires driving
The DIVERS never made a. bigger blunder in their
racing career than the sale Of Richmond last autumn for
S225O He is one of the best handicap horses In
america to-day and will make bold bid for the subur
ban l12 pouds on his present FORM ana AT iha t
their weights and some others that much fancied
Ecuador was handled as if his rider only aimed TO XII
OF tho opposition to Shamrock and to let the favorc
win Most steepechasing on American rsee-tra ,s
ID naly r. ar.
ruled the turf and the gates should never have peen
opened to let him back i Bowe OF MIy
and Baltimore ana when Bourke Cochran was pulled
Mr. Whers is too amiabie indulgent and kind hearted
to treat Bill and his gang with The rgor mat they
Many OF Captain Coster's handcaps now are gems.
But the modest Captain only smiles, and says Ater NJ
Unless Mr. Withers wants his horses ruined he must
stop p FltzpatIcks vicious habit Of squirting them far
up on the shoulder Such squirting IS likely 10 make
boter and swerver Of naturally goodtempered animal
Dks arrested negro on the e gram m a o
the course for gaining admission in fraudulent way
track employe was knocked down by Adoheus III HIS
De Lacey bookmaker, was suspended by the execu
tive committee pending the trial OF the ease prough
against him for poJselling in Park Row. The American
Jockey Club IS determined to shut up these city COM
mission rooms If possible.
Details of the races are given below:
FEST R,cE-swxgpsrK TwoYEARoLDs s25
EACH, $3.50 ADDED. HALF MILE
A Belmonrs D. c. Magne;izer. by The I'LL Magnet.
D. E. w IL 81 CHI by King Seize
Mr.! - / 'imiliaris b. f. fiyaway. i07 Iiltisasdi
Sr s r. i BrotheTs ch Tampa ito SsaF iI1s(
r w Walden: Satisfied io7 ....: tMccsrthyl
r. J. Prices en-. c. Bhiy Brown 'Benderl
zp.ieDy jOhH'on' b. F 3 MaF 55c liO''-D"'''
p, spsxs hsau. T. to Il . nv e to
'' PsoisH Field is Satisfied sl2. Tampa $40.
.IsgSaway me Miss NeS my having and
LIKE TO MagletiZer.
Tampa gave il u2 and joined sahe VINO qua No. sse
and the Miss Nellie My Luke onirode Fzpai TICK ana
lie Oily lengths before Fysway the Others pulled
SECOND RAcs-nASpIc.r. s25 EACH, $3.50 ADDED
SIX FURLoNGs.
D. d witherss nr Salisbury, by stOnehe1ge Justta,
Iaaa s1s sfqihei; en s. CLIMAX TsySsTa
pasi. Hair: h f.tEoslts
Meriss biz britannia 1Slsad.r
SieSln H:.s stsslS, b. l. H%aIays ceasiH9
su e"i,aa f.a sS i a f aGH. A5'H
rf% Bs4tr ss CO. fri Ss sF Saa
E. k kRs: 81 1r Bssce 70 $'g
Be,,ng-Bri,annc to z Climax to q Anarchy to
F.TG' e Sed H Yam 10 ssSfS e 10 % Royal
Arch 10 Harry Russell 20 to l. Bycock 20 to l. Prince
Pools $40 Climax ss2 Anarchy s2s Rosewood
slo, Prince Leopold So salisbury 81 field SS2'
dH for sa:"y 5 Prince sl IsSSD
mic Hill. AT the cu6hOu he led by two lengths
lengths Climax second neck before Harry r., Russell third
but fall back Aft Ras;S ssa the s pSs
iesche fell fit ramporO and Richmond were
withdrawn
THIRD RAcE-HAsDIcAr. s25 EACH, $3.50 ADDED. ONE
Roth Co.'S b. h. Richmond. by vrglAlert yrs 1872 70,
D. D. wiihers's b. c. by sionchense' Minority 3 100
pay,, iaIi: Dr. + Bsss l. O7:...... NcIaughinj
sa csssa sso eS A%1Sa Blown Duke T. los
1Anasney Brothers Little Minnie L. Io5.. (Ranerty)
Tine-l444 ~ - 49,
s S op MlS BSw 10 Duke 10 70
olscRchmond s25 Minority 80. Lamasney Broth
ers' pair 81 Bess 81. AInalgam 50.
Goano was wiindrawn The Minority colt had the best Of
start Bess second Richmond third Little Minnie and
A%asaP took The Leaf az M tine 1 iS o se ahs pc
When she FELL back shadcr rode waiting race Rich
aGn into T the ST When
s.: A%aEam was never
FOURTH RACE-HASDIcAR $25 EACH $3.50 ADDED.
j 3-l6 MILES
D. Dwither.'s CHI h stOnebuck, by stonehcnse Juetta
of cass ss = e Eas l. i@asln
J spsilSsn: B. 5traIhsSev, aged .lshaaer
Excelsior Paei Ha ts 3 eh SsS aged
Montgomery stables ok G@ntson aged Godfrey
s1,,aspsy soaoSask nu5u' as1l
Pools s25 strathspey SILL stOnebuck So g.
Mutuas paid S2l 80.
Brown Duke and Richmond were Withdrawn Ten Booker
rot running led the stand by length and
half Gonalon second third and the favOrte last.
around the In the TO the club
house moved into third place. Eurus taking
fourth Stonebuck fifth this order disappeared be-
hind the bluff halfmc post Eurus led by head.
len Booker second srAthspey third stoneOuck fourth
first the head of the stretch When straight
enet ward brought stonebuck and Joining issue
s h hos was and
which arms legs did their part Hayward managed to
get hs mount front last three strides aud Stone
buck wons by head Gurus second length before Ten
Booker, third.
Furu RAcg-PuRsE $500 SELLING FIVE FURLosGs
4. McCaulrs b. h. Choctaw by Saxon. Fanny Ludlow,
yis, 10 10
H. Cohcns br Adoneus 4, ll3 (tltzpatrtck)
Paragon Stables john Alexander 100 lOoodale
lakewood Stables br. c. by spendthnft Berie w. 8. ~.
(Bender) 0
p. websrs ch. Miss Mouse s. 81 ysop
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